238 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Media Studies & Mass Media

Our Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Media Studies at Post University provides a comprehensive look at the convergence of two complementary disciplines.

This Communications and Media with Arts BCM/BA program from The University of Notre Dame Australia combines the specialist professional Bachelor of Communications & Media program with a degree that provides a broad range of skills and knowledge applicable to many workplaces – the Bachelor of Arts.

The Bachelor of Health Science - Media and Communication at Swinburne University of Technology will equip students with a comprehensive set of skills, knowledge and attributes to effectively promote health messages, products and innovations to a wide range of audiences.

Master the art of verbal, written, and visual communications to help shape the future of the ever-changing media industry, by joining this Media Communications program at Berkeley College.

At English - Journalism and Professional Writing from University of Massachusetts Lowell  you will acquire skills in writing, critical thinking, research, and analysis that are highly marketable in the workforce.

The Media and Communication (Cinema and Screen Studies) course from the Swinburne University of Technology focuses on developing key skills in professional communication and media content creation. 

The Journalism - Sports Media program at Southern Illinois University promotes scholarly rigor, innovative experimentation, and creative production. 

The Bachelor of Communication - Journalism is offered at the University of Queensland. Become a global communicator and influence what the world reads, watches and understands. 

This Media Studies from Deakin University focuses on the role of literature, film, television and the full range of digital media in creating, shaping and re-shaping society and culture.

This Media Production (Hons) course at York St John University focuses on practical learning. You will work to create content for online, TV, film, radio and print media. 

Whoever said you can't make a career out of gaming was wrong. Proof in point? Graduates of Franklin University’s B.S. Interactive Media Design (IMD) degree program. 

This Linguistics and Media (Hons) degree from Nottingham Trent University enables you to shape your study according to your strengths, interests and career ambitions. Combining these two subjects gives your degree an international and industry perspective that will make you stand out in the graduate employment market.

The Multimedia Sports Journalism (Hons) course from University of Northampton is an excellent foundation for a career in sports journalism. You will be taught the practical skills needed to record, film or edit for TV or radio and learn how to be truly multimedia literate, making the most of social media and designing your own website as well as how to write for sports magazines or newspapers.

The Media Studies BA/BSc program offered by The New School helps you gain conceptual, technical, and practical skills in media analysis, production, and management.

In this Graphic Design, Media - IED Barcelona programme offered at  Istituto Europeo Di Design (IED) you’ll acquire and improve the skills you’ll use in programming, for User Experience (UX), to create a User Interface (UI) or generative graphics, as well as the resources you need to design websites, applications and digital platforms.

The Arts with Honours - Media Technology degree at Massey University offering new ways of working and is creating new tools and techniques for content production and consumption.

A new addition to Grand Canyon University’s distinguished College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Communications - Broadcasting New Media program is designed for students who are passionate about mass communications and media.

Undertake advanced academic study and to develop research skills to advance your career in journalism with this Journalism-Laws (Honours) program at University of Queensland.  

Explore media in all mediums and lead discussions about how the media shapes our world today with Media Studies (Hons) program from University of Kent.

On the Communication, Media and Culture (Hons) programme at the Oxford Brookes University you'll study the media and creative and cultural industries - examining areas like audiences, industry practices and how they connect to our wider culture.